alt Hacker News.NET Framework needs its own runtime. Java needs its own runtime.
What's the issue?
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jamesnorden • yesterday at 2:14 PM
I wouldn't want my start menu to load the entire Java runtime before opening, that's the issue at hand.
.NET Framework needs its own runtime. Java needs its own runtime.
What's the issue?
I wouldn't want my start menu to load the entire Java runtime before opening, that's the issue at hand.
I have no issue with user-facing applications doing whatever they want, electron apps bundle an entire chromium to do their thing, but there's a win32 and win64 api in C for a reason, to make OS level stuff fast